The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-05-18
aelIE plICTEpc Entirely Tasteless; Per-
huuL Duo Emo. feesiy Harmless. 10 Cts

One man and one horse with Plan
ct Jr., Cultivator does the same work
as two men and two horses with two
ordinary plows.
The very severe reprimand given
to some of our thoughtless young men,
by Rev. s. S. Key, last Sunday even.
ing, was justly merited. Such conducl
has been tolerated too long already. Ii
is surprising why young men who pre-.
tend to have been well raised, will BIZ
| guilty of such conduct. Now boys
! try and see how quietly you can walk
into church. and when there, show
some respect for public worship. If II
is s'your gir1'' you ant to see you had
better go with her to church or else
stay at home.
From q. i. Fillmore, County Judge:
AUSTIN, Texas. June 20, 1872.
\ DR.. w. II. Tobn,
\ have tried your Hepatozone as a
sort of last resort to prevent the fire.
quently recurring headaches to which
| have been subjected for eight or ten
years, and unhesitatingly pronounce ii
more beneficial than any medicine !
have ever tried. Its results upon my
system are all and even more than is
claimed for it.
Yours, ETC.,
q. +. FILLMORE.
Sold by J. M. HarkeY & Bro.
1.-The union Sunday school picnic
last Thursday was participated in by a
large majority Of the members OF our
local schools and a fair representation
| from adjacent country schools. The
programme as published in the DEMO-
Graf was faithfully carried out and
was thoroughly enjoyed. The speech
making was timely and appropriate,
the singing and marching good, the
band playing exquisite, and the dinner
Notwithstanding in Nthe good things
the ladies know so we'll how to pre-
pare. Taken all ia all the union pic
mic of 1887 was signal success and
the remembrance of it will long be
cherished by all its participants.
A Planet Jr.. cultiyator only costs
$3.50, horse and the hire of hand
costs much more.
IAN important change of schedule
took place on the Valley Route last
Sunday. The change was made to
connect with the Texas limited express,
fast mail train on.the Iron Mountain
road. Passenger trains are now run
ming as follows: Leave Little Rock at
s 40 a. M, arrive at Russellville 1929
p. M, arrive at Fit. Smith 4 80 p. M;
Returning leave Fit. Smith ii a. m, ar
rive at Russelvlle 3:3 p. m, at Little
Rock 6: 80 p. m. All trains will pass
over Barring Cross bridge into the Uuion
depot. What is known as the Fit. Smith
(,rn2cin0 6onnf haa haan ahnIichn d
The limited express on the Iron Noun
tain will run as follows leave st. Louis
at s p. m. arrive at Little Rock 8 80 a.
M; returning it will leave Little Rock
at p. m. and arrive at st. Louis at 80
a. m. the next morning. This limited
express will run SO as not to interfere
with the regular Iron Mountain passen-
ger trains. The change is generally
acceptable TO our business men, and plac-
es our eastern mail here three hours
earlier than by the former schedule and
gives opportunity to receive and answer
business letters the same day.
Then why not go direct to Shinn's
and buy Planet Jr., which is much
cheaper and does nicer and better
work?
If you need any of the following list
of articles go to M. Jacobson, he has a
full line, and will sell them at the low
est possible prices:
Seersuckers, Sateens,
Nuns Yelling, Check Nainsook,
India Null, India Linen.
Bishop lawn, Victoria lawn,
Black lawn, Figured lawn,
Parasols, Gloves,
Fans, Straw hats,
Umbrellas. etc., etc.
All over embroidery skirting, laces |
and embroidery of all widths. A big |
line of Ladies and Misses hose, Dit |
mans celebrated hand made shoe for |
ladies. A Big line OF slippers of all
sizes. All ask is call, and you will |
be convinced. / mean what say.
NJ. JACOBSON.